New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-19
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE yesterday presented to
its multitude OF readers an unusually rich variety
of good things The important events of the
previous day in all parts of the civilized world
were faithfully recorded, and the sixteen large
pages contained many special features. The adj
wrtising columns were interesting and useful, as
the season is at hand when residents of the city
and visitors from near and far seek to find the
best assortments of goods and the fairest prices.
A Paris correspondent told some of the results of
the Investigations of hypnotism by the Academy
Of Medicine; correspondent in Syria wrote of
a revival of the Moslem faith in Western Asia by
which the Turkish rule is being consolidated;
another at Washington contributed two columns
of entertaining gossip from the National capital,
and fourth gave account of bit OF expert
ence while travelling in Germany which may
serve as a caution to others. The literary de-
partment contained elaborate reviews of James
Elliot Cab0ts Memoir of Ralph Waldo Emer-
SOM and Henry T. Finclxs work on Romantic
Love and Personal Beauty" comments on the Vol
unteer and the Thistle, and on the Decadence of
Creedmoor led the sporting news Aunt Han
nah" the name of short story taken from
"Murray's Magazine" and other features were
Beauty on the Wheel, Chances at Men and things,
Soldiers in Training, Hints for Coffee-DrinlSers,
The Theatres, How Men Will Dress This Fall
The Story-Teller, Modern Manners, Poetry,
Sketches, etc. Leading news topics were these:
FOREIGN -Cirilo Pouble convicted at Havana;
his sentence of life Imprisonment committed to i'm
prisOnment for three years. - Messengers have
returned from Emln Bey. having apprIsed him CT
SANKEY'S approach - The Emperor of Ger
many returned from Stettin without meeting the
Car; significance OF the meeting between BIS
marck and Kalnoky; - Three more deaths
among those injured at Doncaster. - Mr..
Vaudeville arrested at Mitcnelstown testimony
regarding the conduct Of the police at Mltchelstown
MISUNDERSTANDING exercises OF tne Con
stitutlOnal Centennial celebrations; address by
Justice Miller, OF the United States supreme Court
- petition to Governor Oglesby of IIiuos
in behalf OF the Anarchists. - Tie Sunday
liquor question in Buffalo. - Close Of the
Pennsylvania state fair. - Death of Colonel
Joseph Ciliey in Nottingham, n. ii. - lie
New American party adopting platform IN Phila-
&c. phia. - Estimating the losses of the Nevada
Bank. - ieemer winning the rowing race at
McKeesport, Penn. - The baseball game of
New-York and Chicago 10 Chicago tie at night
fall - Destructive fire In IronwOod, Mich.
polisan Museum Of ART. - The Arion Society's
new clubhouse opened - Yachtsmeh pleased
with the Volunteers victory. - Last DAY of
the SheeDshead Bay meeting; races won
by Richmond. Flagcoetta, Badge. Wahoo
and Leiex. - Records broken at the
Manhattan Athletic Cub meeting. -. Dr.. Nc
Glynn and Mr.. George spoke at a meeting in Union
Square - Cod value OF the legal tender silver
dollar t4lZl2 gralus)-44osd. per Oauce-74.24
cents. - stocks. opened hrm, were dull and
closed fairly strong.
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